Former King Gyanendra Shah Receives Welcome From School Children

Former King Gyanendra Shah Receives Welcome From School Children

Former King Gyanendra Shaha receives a warm welcome from school children during the unveiling ceremony of a statue dedicated to his late father, King Birendra Shaha, on March 6, 2025. Gyanendra's return to public life follows a period of turmoil. In 2006, mass protests force him to surrender his power to parliament, and two years later, the parliament votes to abolish the monarchy. Gyanendra then leaves the Royal Palace, embracing life as an ordinary citizen. (Photo by Yunish Gurung/NurPhoto)

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